Month: May 2007

Planning a Successful Review Meeting, Part I

Posted by JB | May 17, 2007 | Business Analysis |

Holding requirement specification reviews is an activity that is critical to ensuring the quality of your deliverables. Review meetings aren’t typically “fun”, but they can be run smoothly and efficiently. They...

It's Good to be a Business Analyst

Posted by JB | May 15, 2007 | Business Analysis |

The Business Analyst role is a good one – if you’re interested in climbing the rungs of the organizational ladder. At least that’s the tack that Barbara over at the Business Analyst Blog has taken: In the next...

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